Nimmo Bay Helicopter Fishing & Wilderness Adventures

The Trilogy fly fishing instrument is a unique design by Ari ‘t Hart (patent pending) and presented by Luctor Ari ‘T Hart Ltd. as the first in a series of innovative flyfishing accessories. Its features include the accommodation of three spools #3/4 - #5/6 and #7/8/9, easily interchangeable to the main driving unit.

The drag system is adjustable and changeable from left- to right-hand use. The backplate can be used for manual drag.

Luctor Ari ‘t Hart flyfishing instruments will be available in limited numbers to sophisticated enthusiasts.

Standard off-the-shelf reels are mass-produced and are competing for the lowest price to attract the mainstream sportsman or woman.

Luctor Ari ‘t Hart Ltd. won’t be among them. Thinking outside the box - continually focusing on improvement, functionality and durability - translated into exquisite design, Ari ‘t Hart selects his materials with utmost care and through unparalleled knowledge.

The reel is made of titanium; the gearbox holds parts chosen for their strength and reliability.

The spools are handcrafted of NASA-quality airframe aluminum alloy, anodized in silver, with colour accents in proprietary maroon. A guarantee is attached to each purchase.

With the Trilogy, master designer Ari ‘t Hart brings to the art of flyfishing an innovative, brilliant new solution, the "Three in one" Trilogy set.

Hand carved from spaceage metal and based on his exclusive technology, there is no equal in today’s scale of flyfishing accessories. Comparisons to Rolls Royce come to mind, touched by the genius of Da Vinci.

Presented in a handmade high gloss veneered mahogany casette, lined with black leather and shipped in a cardboard box and overbox, the casette is well protected in a velvet pouch.

The Trilogy is patent-pending and will not be available through retail. A limited number will be produced by Ari ‘t Hart and personalized for each purchaser. Trilogy, the first of 2007 models, is an ideal gift for those who deserve the best.